Walking Breaks in the heart of the Ceiriog Valley

The whole of North Wales is beautiful, but few areas compare to the Ceiriog Valley. This is wonderful walking country – you can walk for miles and not see another soul and we probably all agree that walking can certainly create a feeling of well being. We have various recommended Walks in the immediate area around the inn or perhaps you may enjoy a seven mile walk along the B4500 which takes you to Llanarmon D.C. at the heart of the Upper Ceiriog: the most remote, most beautiful part of the valley, set against the backdrop of the Berwyn Mountains. This truly is stunning, real countryside whereas in many parts of Britain today, the drone of traffic is a permanent background, here you can get up on the tops of the hills and not hear a sound, apart from the birds and running streams and the River Ceiriog – and every turn of the track reveals another breath-taking view. There is the “occasional” bus should you wish to travel back more quickly.

 

Should you wish for a more “organised” Walking Holiday we have teamed-up with TREKsmart, local qualified walking guides and put together a “Slow Adventures” three day package. On these walks you are safely led by a qualified guide, sharing in his local knowledge of the history, the heritage, the people and the landscape in a friendly, relaxed and informative manner.

The Slow Adventures package is especially good for singles as there is no single person room supplements, it includes: two nights half board, free wine on the first night and two walks led by your qualified guide.

Dates and details of the ‘step-back-in-time’ prices can be found at www.TREKsmart.net or call us here at the inn for further details.

This is a genuinely tranquil place in which to while away a few days. The Mulberry Inn is certainly uniquely situated as a base for your walking break.

PACKED LUNCHES can be provided – mention when booking please – these are from £8.95 and are always ready at Reception after Breakfast (let us know your favourite sandwich!).